HUD official dismissed amid conflict of interest probe
Washington AP Justice Department probes charges of conflict of interest against H R Crawford HUD chief public housing management fired by President Ford. Crawford, 37, oversaw subsidized low income housing and a $100 million Target Projects Program.
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Three Hawthornden workers told to seek relief from Personnel Review
Summit County judge ordered three Hawthorden State Hospital employees to pursue reinstatement grievances with the State Board of Personnel Review. David E. Johnson, David L. Peck, and Phyllis Luckie were among seven fired Jan 8, tied to a broader patient abuse case. one indicted co-defendant later received a five day jail term and fine.
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State Board of Personnel Review
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Emmons
State Board
American Federation of State
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Akron
David L. Peck
Phyllis Luckie
Cleveland
Hawthornden
Barry
Raymond Johnson
Cuyahoga Falls
Johnson
Hawthroden
Businessman Pleads Guilty in SBA Fraud Case
Sanford E. Rafsky pleaded guilty in Richmond to defrauding the Small Business Administration and Citizens Trust Bank of 72133. The plea resolves part of a two year investigation into irregularities at the SBA office. Sentencing is set for March 4 with potential prison up to 10 years and a 10000 dollar fine.
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New York
Small Business Administration
Portsmouth
Sanford E. Rafsky
Richmond
SBA
Rafsky
Virginia
Citizens Trust Bank
U.S. District Court
Robert RK. Merhige Jr
U.S
United States Leads in Radio Transmitter Numbers
The United States holds the highest total of radio transmitters, a lead noted in the report.
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Ford Congress clash over 6.1 billion public works bill
Democratic leaders push a 6.1 billion public works bill claiming it would create about 800 000 jobs and allow interim federal aid to states facing unemployment. Ford opposes, warning of deficits and inflation.
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Ford Administration
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
Senate
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
GOP
Westinghouse recalls 90 workers at Ohio plant
UPPER SANDUSKY Ohio AP Westinghouse has recalled 90 workers at its small motors plant here bringing hourly employees to 600 with 35 more to be called back from furloughs A plant spokesman said improving economic conditions will also allow resuming job applications.
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Westinghouse
Pessimistic HEW report on fund flow and misuse risk
A Department of HEW report to congressional appropriations chairs warns fraud and abuse cost taxpayers millions yearly. It cites convoluted fund flow, fragmented program management, undertrained staff, and high turnover risking persistently high error rates in HEW programs. Mathews and Undersecretary Lynch pledge to work with Congress to reduce misuse.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Senate
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Mathews
Marjorie Lynch
Congress
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